[MARMAM] Marine Mammal Internship at New England Aquarium

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New England Aquarium is currently seeking applications for our Marine Mammal 
Internship for the Summer 2017 Internship Cycle. We have extended our deadline 
for applications and are hoping to fill this position quickly. Apply today!

Marine Mammal Internship

If you have any questions please feel free to reach out or see the links in my 
signature, below.

Best wishes,

Brendon Dempsey
Coordinator, Internships &
Professional Development
New England Aquarium
tel  617.973.5235
bdemp...@neaq.org
www.neaq.org

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[MARMAM] Marine Mammal Internship at the New England Aquarium (Spring 2019)

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Marine Mammal Internship

Apply now for: Spring 2019
Time commitment: 3 to 4 Days Per Week (8:00am-5:00pm)

The Marine Mammal Department maintains two outdoor pinniped exhibits featuring 
Atlantic harbor seals, California sea lions, and northern fur seals.  The 
Marine Mammal Internship Program is designed to be a career learning experience 
and is best suited for individuals serious about careers in marine mammal 
training. The department seeks candidates that work well independently and as a 
team.  Interns assist training staff in all aspects of animal care with a 
strong emphasis on operant conditioning, training techniques and marine mammal 
husbandry. Although this position does not involve feeding or training the 
seals, interns work in close proximity to the animals and are an integral part 
of all daily activities.


Responsibilities:
Interns are incorporated into the daily activities of the Marine Mammal 
Department including:

  *   Assisting trainers during training sessions and presentations
  *   Daily diet preparation
  *   Cleaning exhibits, behind the scenes areas, and all items used in 
training and enrichment sessions
  *   Creating toys and enrichment activities for the animals
  *   Conducting enrichment sessions
  *   Option of speaking in public presentations
  *   Interact informally with Aquarium visitors
  *   Mentorship with training staff
  *   Readings and activities related to training and husbandry topics
  *   Behavioral observations
  *   Individual project

Qualifications:

  *   Candidates must be at least 18 years old and have a serious interest in a 
career in mammal training
  *   Interns must feel comfortable bending and walking on uneven and wet 
terrain and be able to lift 50 lbs
  *   The job involves a substantial amount of cleaning with various cleaning 
agents
  *   Our exhibits are outdoors so interns must be comfortable being exposed to 
all weather conditions

*Note:  This position is not available for the winter internships. 
Additionally, this internship has different Fall and Spring time commitments 
(14 weeks) than our other internships (12 weeks).


To Apply:

For Spring 2019: Please apply at the following link: 
https://neaqinterns.applicantpro.com/jobs/928677.html




Gary M. St. Laurent
Coordinator - Internships
New England Aquarium
tel  617.226.2153
gstlaur...@neaq.org
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[MARMAM] Open Call for Papers on Marine Mammals in the North Atlantic

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Open Call for Papers on Marine Mammals in the North Atlantic



NAMMCO

NAMMCO (the North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission) is an intergovernmental 
organization providing advice based on the best available science and user 
knowledge for the sustainable management of marine mammals in the North 
Atlantic. Further information about the organisation can be found at 
www.nammco.org.



About NAMMCO Scientific Publications

NAMMCO Scientific Publications 
(NSP) is a free, open access, peer-reviewed academic journal established to 
make scientific knowledge relevant for the conservation and management of 
marine mammals widely available. It has a particular interest in publishing 
work that, despite its central importance for assessment and management, may be 
difficult to publish in other journals due to its apparent routine nature or 
lack of novelty (e.g. baseline or monitoring work). Previous volumes of NSP 
have focused on particular themes, with submissions often invited from global 
experts in the field. For Volume 12, however, we will have our first open call 
and welcome submissions on any topic related to marine mammals in the North 
Atlantic.



Call for Papers

We are now calling for papers for publication in Volume 12 of the NAMMCO 
Scientific Publications series. We are interested in work from any discipline 
with relevance for the conservation and management of marine mammals in the 
North Atlantic. Submissions can be in the form of original Research Articles, 
Literature Reviews, Technical or Policy Notes, or Workshop Reports.



Submission, Review & Publication Process

Manuscripts can be submitted online 
here and to do 
so, at least one author will need to register as a user.



The Guidelines for Authors are available 
here.
 Note that although authors may submit their article in any format they prefer, 
if the manuscript is accepted for publication, they will need to ensure that it 
is transferred into the NAMMCO Scientific Publications 
Template. 
Authors are therefore also welcome to use this template to structure their 
initial submission.



Manuscripts submitted as original Research Articles or Literature Reviews will 
be sent for blind peer review by at least two reviewers. Manuscripts submitted 
as Notes are not necessarily sent for peer review but will be reviewed by at 
least the one of the Editors.



If accepted for publication, the manuscript will be published online as soon as 
it is finalised and authors will therefore not have to wait for the entire 
volume to be complete before their work is made publicly available.



Deadlines

Submissions for this open call will be accepted until October 1st 2021.



Contact

Should you have any questions about the journal, the open call, or the 
suitability of your work for the volume, you can contact the Series Editor Fern 
Wickson at f...@nammco.org

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[MARMAM] Marine Mammal Internships with the New England Aquarium!

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Are you looking for research experience with Marine Mammals?? The New
England Aquarium is recruiting individuals to participate in our most
unique internships!

 

Our Right Whale Field Research Intern will live and work with a
dedicated team of researchers based out of Lubec, Maine for two months
in late summer and early fall. The intern will have the opportunity to
gain hands-on field research experience on this highly-endangered
species. Please follow this link
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=107>  to be
directed to the internship description. Our priority deadline for
consideration is March 15th, 2014.

 

Our second opportunity focuses on research of whale species in the Cape
Cod Bay and Stellwagen Bank. Interns will participate in Whale Watches
recording data on sightings and behavior while engaging the public in
conservation activities surrounding these animals. The internship
description can be found here
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=100> .

 

For a complete list of application instructions and requirements please
visit our website
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/applying_for_an_internship.php> .

 

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[MARMAM] New England Aquarium Internship Opportunities

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Hello Everyone,

 

The New England Aquarium is currently seeking candidates for fall 2014
internships! We have extended our application deadline to August 15th
for all positions and hope to receive your application soon! We look for
candidates of all experience levels and backgrounds. These positions
include:

 

Marine Mammal and Sea Turtle Rescue Internship
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=41> 

 

Marine Mammal Education and Research Internship
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=101> 

 

Aquarist Intern, Quincy Animal Care Center
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=92> 

 

Human Resources Intern
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=112> 

 

Volunteer Programming Intern
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=96> 

 

We have many more positions available, working with animals or in
operations roles, just view our website
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/index.php> !

 

We are also now recruiting for spring 2015 Marine Mammal
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=34>  and Penguin
Colony
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=112>
internships!

 

We look forward to reviewing your applications soon,

 

Brendon Dempsey

Intern Coordinator

New England Aquarium

tel  617.226.2153

bdemp...@neaq.org <mailto:lgarl...@neaq.org> 

www.neaq.org <http://www.neaq.org/> 

 

 

 

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[MARMAM] New England Aquarium Internship Opportunities

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Hello Everyone,

 

The New England Aquarium is currently seeking candidates for Spring 2015
internships! We are still seeking applications for all positions and
hope to receive your application soon! We look for candidates of all
experience levels and backgrounds. These positions include:

 

Marine Mammal Education and Research Internship
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=101> 

 

Penguin Colony Internship
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=112> 

 

Marine Mammal and Sea Turtle Rescue Internship
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=41> 

 

Human Resources Intern
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=112> 

 

Marine Mammal Internship
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=34> 

 

Volunteer Programming Intern
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=96> 

 

We have many more positions available, working with animals or in
operations roles, just view our website
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/index.php> !

 

We look forward to reviewing your applications soon,

 

Brendon Dempsey

Intern Coordinator

New England Aquarium

tel  617.226.2153

bdemp...@neaq.org <mailto:bdemp...@neaq.org>  

www.neaq.org <http://www.neaq.org/> 

 

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[MARMAM] Summer Internships at New England Aquarium

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We are now accepting application for summer internships with New England
Aquarium! Our priority deadline is January 31st! We are accepting
applications for positions throughout the Aquarium including the
following:

 

Marine Mammal Education and Research Internship
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=101> 

 

Marine Mammal and Sea Turtle Rescue Internship
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=41> 

 

Marine Mammal Internship
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=34> 

 

All internships work alongside experts in their field and provide
excellent opportunities to gain first-hand knowledge. All positions are
unpaid. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out or see
the links in my signature, below.

 

Best wishes,

 

Brendon Dempsey

Intern Coordinator

New England Aquarium

tel  617.226.5235

int...@neaq.org <mailto:int...@neaq.org>  

www.neaq.org <http://www.neaq.org/> 

 

Applying for Internships
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/applying_for_an_internship.php> 

Internship Positions
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/complete_list_of_internships/index.php> 

Have questions? Internship FAQ
<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internshi
ps/Internship_FAQs.php> 

 

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[MARMAM] Internships with the New England Aquarium!

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Hello Everyone,

The New England Aquarium is currently seeking candidates for Fall 2015 
internships! We are still seeking applications for all positions and hope to 
receive your application soon! We look for candidates of all experience levels 
and backgrounds. These positions include:

Marine Mammal Education and Research 
Internship<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=101>

Marine Mammal and Sea Turtle Rescue 
Internship<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=41>
 (Please note, this particular position starts in November, in line with the 
sea turtle stranding season in Massachusetts, and will primarily work with sea 
turtles)

Marine Mammal 
Internship<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=34>

We have many more positions available, working with animals or in operations 
roles, just view our 
website<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/complete_list_of_internships/index.php>!
 Applications will be accepted on a rolling deadline even after our June 1st 
priority deadline. Full instructions on how to apply can be found here; 
applications may also be sent to int...@neaq.org.

We look forward to reviewing your applications soon!

If you have any questions please feel free to reach out or see the links in my 
signature, below.

Brendon Dempsey
Intern Coordinator
New England Aquarium
tel  617.226.5235
int...@neaq.org<mailto:int...@neaq.org>
www.neaq.org<http://www.neaq.org/>

Applying for 
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Internship 
Positions<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/complete_list_of_internships/index.php>
Have questions? Internship 
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[MARMAM] Summer Internships at New England Aquarium

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Good morning everyone,

The New England Aquarium is currently seeking candidates for Summer 2016 
internships! Applications are being accepted for all positions, but a link to 
our Marine Mammal internship as well as our Marine Mammal Education and 
Research internship is below. We hope to receive your application soon!  
Applications consist of a cover letter, resume, references, a completed 
questionnaire<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/documents/new_internship_questionnaire.doc>,
 an unofficial transcript, and a letter of recommendation. Applications may be 
sent electronically to int...@neaq.org<mailto:int...@neaq.org>. Internships are 
2-3 days per week for 12-16 weeks and all positions are unpaid. The priority 
deadline is listed as January 31st but we will continue to accept applications 
beyond that date; any applications received prior to January 31st receive 
priority consideration.

Marine Mammal 
Internship<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=34>

Marine Mammal Education and 
Research<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=101>

If you have any questions please feel free to reach out or see the links in my 
signature, below.

Best wishes,

Brendon Dempsey
Intern Coordinator
New England Aquarium
tel  617.226.2153
bdemp...@neaq.org<mailto:bdemp...@neaq.org>
www.neaq.org<http://www.neaq.org/>

Applying for 
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Internship 
Positions<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/complete_list_of_internships/index.php>
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[MARMAM] Reclassification Notice

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articipate in the public hearings 
should contact Chuck Underwood of the North Florida Ecological Services Office 
at 904-731-3332 or via e-mail to chuck_underw...@fws.gov at least one week 
prior to the desired meeting date.

All comments and information submitted during the open comment period, 
regardless of which submission method is selected, will be reviewed and 
considered by Service staff prior to making a final decision. Additionally, 
comments submitted electronically don’t also need to be mailed. Comments 
submitted by mail need not be sent electronically as well. Oral comments given 
at public hearings will be captured by a court reporter as part of the official 
hearing transcript and need not be submitted by other methods. All comments and 
transcripts will be posted to http://www.regulations.gov and be available for 
review.

The Service will post all information received, including comments and hearing 
transcripts, on http://www.regulations.gov. This generally means that the 
Service will post any personal information that is provided (see the Request 
for Information section of the Federal Register notice for more details). In 
order to allow sufficient time for biologists to review and consider submitted 
information and conduct the review, submissions must be received on or before 
Thursday, April 7, 2016."




Thank you for your time. Please let me know if you have any questions or 
concerns.


Regards,


Michelle Culver

Conservation Intern

Save the Manatee Club

500 N. Maitland Ave.

Maitland, FL 32751

Email: int...@savethemanatee.org
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[MARMAM] Summer Internships with New England Aquarium

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The New England Aquarium in Boston, MA is continuing to accept applications for 
Summer 2016 Internships. In particular, we are seeking applications for the 
following two marine mammal-focused positions:

Marine Mammal Education and Research 
Internship<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=101>

* A combination of research and education on our Whale Watch Tours. 
Interns assist with collecting data in the field, data entry on shore, and 
informal education on board.

Right Whale Research Project Field 
Intern<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/complete_list_of_internships/position_details.php?id=107>

* A two month field research immersion internship in Lubec, Maine. 
Interns will join our Right Whale Research team for their two month field 
research expedition (August and September) assisting with data collection, 
photo identification, census research, and more.

Interested candidates should submit the following: Cover Letter, Resume, Two 
References (contact information only), a completed 
questionnaire,<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/documents/new_internship_questionnaire.doc>
 an unofficial transcript, and a letter of recommendation. Applications should 
be submitted to int...@neaq.org<mailto:int...@neaq.org> for consideration, 
incomplete applications will not be considered.

We are continuing to accept applications for other summer internships, as well. 
Please see the individual position descriptions (link below) on our website to 
determine if the position you are interested in is still accepting 
applications. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out or see 
the links in my signature, below.

Best wishes,

Brendon Dempsey
Intern Coordinator
New England Aquarium
tel  617.226.5235
int...@neaq.org<mailto:int...@neaq.org>
www.neaq.org<http://www.neaq.org/>

Applying for 
Internships<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/applying_for_an_internship.php>
Internship 
Positions<http://www.neaq.org/get_involved/volunteering_and_internships/internships/complete_list_of_internships/index.php>
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[MARMAM] Marine Mammal Training Fall Internship at the New England Aquarium

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The New England Aquarium, located in Boston, Massachusetts, is looking for 
early-career professionals and college students to Intern with our Marine 
Mammals department this Fall. This team works closely with our resident Harbor 
Seals and Sea Lions in training, enrichment, husbandry, and behavior-shaping. 
If you are interested in gaining hands-on experience with these animals, 
learning about animal behavior and psychology, and/or want to educate the 
community about Protecting the Blue Planet, these positions are a great way to 
do so.

Our Marine Mammal Training Internship description can be found here, along with 
many other wonderful opportunities and positions at our Aquarium. The 
application portal is also found on this link: 
https://serve.neaq.org/marine-mammal-training

Here is a brief blurb from the team about their Fall Internships:

The Marine Mammal Department maintains two outdoor pinniped exhibits featuring 
Atlantic harbor seals and California sea lions. The Marine Mammal Internship 
Program is designed to be a career learning experience and is best suited for 
individuals interested in marine mammals and working hands-on in aquatic animal 
welfare.

Interns assist training staff in all aspects of animal welfare with a strong 
emphasis on operant conditioning, training techniques, marine mammal husbandry, 
and enrichment. Interns play an integral role assisting staff during training 
sessions and presentations, and work in close proximity to the animals.

Second semester interns will have additional responsibilities and more advanced 
curriculum and mentoring.


Samantha Armistead

(She/her/hers)

Career Exploration Specialist

int...@neaq.org

New England Aquarium


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[MARMAM] Seal Rescue Ireland Assistant Animal Care Manager

[Intern Coordinator]

Seal Rescue Ireland is a very busy marine animal rescue and rehabilitation
facility located in
Courtown, Co. Wexford. It is the only seal rehabilitation facility in the
Republic of Ireland and responds
to strandings nationwide. Most distressed seal calls are Grey and Common
Seal pups which have
been wounded, orphaned or sick. The facility is currently accepting
applications for starting in the
Autumn or Winter. This is a full time position that is unpaid for a minimum
of 6 months. There is the
option of getting room and board provided based upon taking on extra
responsibilities.
Reports to: Animal Care Manager and Hospital Operations Manager

Job Summary:
This management position will be a responsible individual who will assist in
supervising programs, interns/volunteers, daily husbandry of animals in
care, and take on necessary
office duties to keep the centre running when the Animal Care Manager is
off duty. He or she will also
work closely with the Hospital Operations Manager in all aspects involved
in running a wildlife
hospital. This position is split between working with the animals and
working on administrative tasks in
the office. Additionally, assistance in collaborating and coordinating
various educational and
fundraising programs is required. If interested, selected assistant
managers will be responsible for
overseeing the intern accommodation in exchange for free room and board.

Requirements:
Applicants must have a background or interest in areas of study such as
Pre-Vet,
Biology, Zoology, or other applicable animal field. Previous work with
marine mammal rehabilitation is
required. Applicants MUST be comfortable operating Microsoft office
programs, public speaking,
giving direction/teaching, being organized and self-motivated. Applicants
should be agile with a good
sense of balance in order to maneuver around the exhibits and holding
areas, and must be able to lift
25 kilograms. Applicants must possess the ability to adapt to an
ever-changing work environment,
and be available to work long hours, nights, weekends and holidays. Must be
25 or older and possess
a driver’s license that is valid in Ireland.

Duties Include:
• Supervise, recruit, and train interns and volunteer
• Coordinate releases and other conservation events
• Management of Seal Records Database
• Responsible for managing specific programs within the organization
• Responsible for hospital inventory and stock checks
• Supervising and participating in daily animal diet preparations, routine
cleaning of enclosures,
giving medical treatments, tube feeding, and maintenance of the grounds
• Overseeing medical treatment plans and upgrading animals and diets with
other managers
• Assist and coordinate rescue of stranded animals including assisting with
the rescue hotline.
• Participate in educational talks and tours.
• Supervise, maintain, and update seal records. Applying for rehab licenses
as needed.
• Provide assistance to the Director and rehabilitation staff as needed.
• Assisting with fundraisers, educational events, clerical duties and
office work as needed
• Representing Seal Rescue Ireland at networking events
This is an unpaid position. Housing is available at 85 Euro/Week (includes
food) if desired and there
may be possibilities of getting free housing if willing to additionally
take on the house manager role.

Managers are responsible for all travel expenses.

Send a resume and cover letter and available dates to: Attention: Animal
Care Manager
Position i...@sealrescueireland.org Telephone: 053 942 4980
www.sealrescueireland.org
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[MARMAM] Seal Rescue Ireland Education Coordinator

[Intern Coordinator]

Seal Rescue Ireland is a very busy marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation
facility located
in Courtown, Co. Wexford. It is the only seal rehabilitation facility in
Ireland and responds to
strandings nationwide. Most distressed seal calls are for Grey and Common
Seal pups who
have been injured, orphaned, or ill.

The facility is currently accepting applications for an
Education Coordinator starting Fall or Winter 2017. This position can be
full time or part time
for a minimum commitment of 6 months. Priority will be given to those who
can commit to the
position for a longer period of time.

Reports to: Operations Manager

*Job Summary:*
The Education Coordinator will be in charge of everything related to the
various education programs which cater to children as young as 2 years old
all the way up to
presentations geared towards adults. The coordinator will need to be able
to plan, develop
and execute educational programs, crafts, games, materials and activities
which are tailored
to each group’s specific needs, interests and curriculum. They will
plan/attend community
outreach events, fundraisers, and conferences and promote awareness of
SRI’s mission of
marine conservation. They will also be responsible for training interns and
volunteers on
giving daily educational tours of the Centre as well as providing customer
care at the gift
shop. There may be some involvement in assisting in the husbandry care and
maintenance of
rehabilitation animals if interested.

*Requirements:*
Applicants must have a background and dedicated interest in areas of study
such as Zoology, Marine Biology, Environmental Science, Education,
Oceanography, Child
Development or related field. Background knowledge of marine mammals is
preferred but not
required. Applicants must be organized, personable, self-motivated,
resourceful and have
experience facilitating events and lessons for large groups. They will be
expected to manage
staff and volunteers appropriately. Great networking and public speaking
skills are a must.
Employees will be expected to maintain a high level of professionalism and
diplomacy
whenever they are representing Seal Rescue Ireland. We are looking for a
candidate that
works well with others and is comfortable around individuals of all ages,
ability levels, and
backgrounds. We are looking for a highly motivated individual who will help
take the
education program to the next level. Finally, applicants must possess the
ability to adapt to an
ever-changing work environment, and be available to work nights, weekends
and holidays.

*Duties Include:*
• Schedule and coordinate all educational programs
• Create educational plans and materials
• Plan and attend community outreach events to represent SRI
• Plan and assist with fundraisers
• Lead groups of children and adults in educational activities
• Assist in the care and maintenance of the Center’s rehabilitation animals
(if interested)
• Provide assistance to the rehabilitation staff as needed
• Give educational tours of the facility to visitors
• Train new interns on giving educational tours of the facility and working
the gift shop
• Performs other duties relating to the Centre’s goals and mission
statement as required.
This is an unpaid position. Intern housing is available for 85 Euro/week
for a first come
first serve basis (including food). Interns are responsible for all travel
expenses.

Send a resume and cover letter to:
Attention: Education i...@sealrescueireland.org

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[MARMAM] Seal Rescue Ireland Rehabilitation & Education Internship

[Intern Coordinator]

Seal Rescue Ireland is a very busy marine animal rescue and rehabilitation
facility located in Courtown, Co. Wexford. It is the only seal
rehabilitation facility in Ireland and responds to stranding of seals
nationwide. Most distresses seal calls are for Grey and Common Seal pups
which have been injured, orphaned or ill.

The facility is currently accepting applications for their internships
starting in Late Spring Early Summer 2018. This is a full time position for
a minimum of 12 weeks, however priority will be
given to candidates who can stay longer.

Reports to: Animal Care Manager

Job Summary: The position provides the intern with hands on rescue and
rehabilitation experience with stranded marine mammals. The candidate is
responsible for assisting in the daily care and
maintenance of rehabilitation animals. Interns will spend half their time
in the hospital and the other half of their time assisting with education,
fundraising and clerical tasks. The variation of responsibilities allows
interns a broad understanding and practice of what it takes to operate a
wildlife hospital and charity organisation. Each intern will be responsible
for independently planning one fundraiser project.

Interns that excel may be offered higher levels of responsibility
coordinating one of the programs as an added chance to develop specialised
skill sets.

Requirements: For consideration, applicants must have a background or
interest in areas of study
such as Pre-Vet, Biology, Zoology, Marine Biology or other animal related
field. Applicants must have
the ability to understand and follow written and oral instruction, and have
effective communication
skills. Applicants should be agile with a good sense of balance in order to
manoeuver around the exhibits and holding areas, and must be able to lift
25 kilograms. Applicants must possess the ability to adapt to an
ever-changing work environment, and be available to work long hours,
nights, weekends and holidays. Public speaking skills are highly
encouraged. Previous animal care and
handling skills are preferred.

Duties Include:

• Daily animal diet preparations and routine cleaning of enclosures and
work areas.
• Assist with rescue and release of stranded animals.
• Take shifts overseeing the stranding hotline and coordinating seal rescue
and transport
• Assist in the care and maintenance of the Centre’s rehabilitation animals
(feeding, restraining,
medical treatment, daily care)
• Help to ensure that the clinic and quarantine area is stocked and
prepared to receive animals.
• Maintain and update medical records.
• Provide assistance to the Manager and rehabilitation staff as needed.
• Assisting with fundraisers and educational events
• Assisting with clerical duties and office work as needed (it is a small
rehabilitation centre so you
will gain experience in all aspects of how a rehabilitation centre operates)
• Participate in educational talks and tours.
• Performs other duties relating to the Centre's goals and mission
statement as required.

This is an unpaid position. Intern housing is available for 85 Euro/week
for a first come first serve basis (including food). Interns are
responsible for all travel expenses.
Send a resume and cover letter and available dates to:

Attention: Animal Care and Education Internship i...@sealrescueireland.org

Telephone: 087 461 3798 www.sealrescueireland.org
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[MARMAM] Animal Care and Education Internship

[Intern Coordinator]

Seal Rescue Ireland: Animal Care and Education Internship

Seal Rescue Ireland (SRI) is a very busy marine animal rescue and
rehabilitation facility located in Courtown, Co. Wexford. It is the only
seal rehabilitation facility in the Republic of Ireland and is responds to
strandings nationwide. Most distressed seal calls are for Grey and Common
Seal pups which have become injured, orphaned or sick. In addition, SRI
promotes public engagement in sustainability and ocean conservation through
active education, outreach and research activities. The facility is
accepting applicants for positions in their challenging and exciting
internship program for start dates year round. This is a full time position
for a minimum of 12 weeks, however priority will be given to candidates who
can stay longer. Free room and board may be offered if the intern excels
and is invited to stay longer.

Reports to:  Animal Care Manager

Job Summary: The position provides the intern with hands on rescue and
rehabilitation experience with stranded marine mammals.  The candidate is
responsible for assisting in the daily care and maintenance of
rehabilitation animals as well as providing educational tours to the
public. Interns will spend half their time in the hospital and the other
half of their time assisting with education, fundraising and clerical
tasks. The variation of responsibilities allows interns a broad
understanding of what it takes to operate a wildlife hospital and charity
organization. Each intern will be responsible for independently planning
one fundraiser project. Interns that excel may be offered additional levels
of responsibility as specialized program coordinators to develop further
skill sets. Promoted interns who can commit to longer terms can potentially
lead to compensation of room and board.

Requirements:  For consideration, applicants must have a background or
interest in areas of study such as Pre-Vet, Biology, Zoology, Marine
Biology or other animal related field. Applicants must have the ability to
understand and follow written and oral instruction, and have effective
communication skills.  Applicants should be agile with a good sense of
balance in order to maneuver around the exhibits and holding areas, and
must be physically fit and able to lift 25 kg. Applicants must possess the
ability to adapt to a high paced, ever-changing work environment, possess a
good work ethic and positive attitude. They must also be available to work
long hours, nights, weekends and holidays. Previous animal care and
handling experience as well as public speaking skills are preferred,
however interns will be trained to develop skills in these areas.

Duties Include:

   -

   Daily animal diet preparations and routine cleaning of enclosures and
   work areas.
   -

   Assist with rescue and release of stranded animals.
   -

   Take shifts overseeing the stranding hotline and coordinating seal
   rescue and transport.
   -

   Assist in the care and maintenance of the Centre’s rehabilitation
   animals (feeding, restraining, medical treatment, daily care).
   -

   Help ensure that the clinical areas are stocked, hygienic and prepared
   to receive animals.
   -

   Maintain and update medical records.
   -

   Provide assistance to management and rehabilitation staff as needed.
   -

   Assist with fundraisers and educational events.
   -

   Assist with clerical duties and office work as needed (you will gain
   experience in all aspects of how a rehabilitation centre operates)
   -

   Participate in educational talks and tours.
   -

   Performs other duties relating to the Centre’s goals and mission
   statement as required.


This is an unpaid position. Intern housing is available for 90 Euro/week
(including food) on a first come first served basis . Interns are
responsible for all travel expenses.

Please visit our website to download the application form. Then send your
resume, cover letter and application form to:

Attention: Animal Care and Education Internship int...@sealrescueireland.org

Telephone: 053 942 4980 http://www.sealrescueireland.org/internships/

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[MARMAM] Seal Rescue Ireland, Media and Outreach Internship

[Intern Coordinator]

Seal Rescue Ireland: Media and Outreach Internship

Seal Rescue Ireland (SRI) is a registered charity organisation which
operates a very busy marine animal rescue and rehabilitation centre located
in Courtown, Co. Wexford. As the only facility that fully rehabilitates
seals within the Republic of Ireland, SRI responds to strandings
nationwide. Most reports are for young grey seal (Halichoerus grypus) and
common seal (Phoca vitulina) pups found sick, injured or orphaned across
the Irish coastline. In addition, SRI pursues understanding and public
engagement in ocean conservation and sustainability through education,
community outreach and research programmes. SRI has a growing social media
presence, and is gaining international recognition for our work. SRI is
currently accepting applicants for a Media and Outreach Intern with
openings available immediately and rolling start dates year round. This is
a full time position for a minimum of 12 weeks but longer commitments are
encouraged. After completion of initial training, interns who excel may be
invited to stay on longer and offered higher levels of responsibility with
the potential for compensation through living expenses.

Reports to:  Director

Job Summary: This position will provide the intern with work experience in
all aspects of a rescue and rehabilitation centre with primary focus on
producing quality photographs, video and media content for use on our
website, social media, monthly newsletter, adoptions programme, marketing,
educational and fundraising projects. The intern will spend half their time
developing media content, and the other half of their time assisting with
educational tours, fundraising and clerical tasks. This position requires a
skilled photographer who will be responsible for capturing consistent
photographs and videos of the animals in care to tell their stories, daily
activities at the centre, and events on and off-site (i.e. rescues,
releases, educational talks, outreach events, etc.), as well as developing
content consistent with SRI’s message of ocean conservation and
sustainability.  Partial involvement in assisting in husbandry care of
rehabilitation animals is an option if interested.

Requirements:  Applicants must have a keen interest in marine conservation,
biology and environmental stewardship, as well as skills in developing
media content and photography with proven examples of your work to be
submitted with your application. You must be in a position to bring your
camera equipment with you. Applicants must have effective communication
skills, the ability to represent SRI in professional manner and work well
in a team setting.  Applicants must possess the ability to adapt to an
ever-changing work environment, and be available to work nights, weekends
and holidays. Public speaking skills, graphic design and website
development skills are highly encouraged.

Duties Include:


   -

   Participate in educational talks and tours.
   -

   Assist in design, development  and maintenance of the SRI website
   -

   Keep up to date photographs and video of the seals in care
   -

   Photograph events and daily tasks for use in media, marketing and
   promotional purposes
   -

   Develop educational and promotional written content
   -

   Provide assistance to the managers and rehabilitation staff as needed.
   -

   Assisting with fundraisers and educational events
   -

   Assisting with clerical duties and office work as needed
   -

   (Optional)-Assist in the care and maintenance of the Center’s
   rehabilitation animals (feeding, medical treatment, daily care, routine
   cleaning of enclosures and work areas.).
   -

   (Optional)-Assist with rescue and release of stranded animals.


This is an unpaid position. Intern housing is available for 90 Euro/week
(including food) on a first come first served basis . Interns are
responsible for all travel expenses.

Please visit our website (http://www.sealrescueireland.org/internships/) to
download the application form. Then send your resume, cover letter, and
application form along with examples of your writing and photography to:
int...@sealrescueireland.org

Attention: Animal Care and Education Internship

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[MARMAM] Seal Rescue Ireland - Animal Care and Education Internship - Immediate Start Dates Available

[Intern Coordinator]

Seal Rescue Ireland: Animal Care and Education Internship

Seal Rescue Ireland (SRI) is a charity organisation which operates a busy
marine animal rescue and rehabilitation centre located in Courtown, Co.
Wexford. As the only facility that fully rehabilitates seals within the
Republic of Ireland, SRI responds to strandings nationwide. Most reports
are for young grey seal (Halichoerus grypus) and common seal (Phoca
vitulina) pups found sick, injured or orphaned across the Irish coastline.
In addition, SRI pursues understanding and public engagement of ocean
conservation and sustainability through education, community outreach and
research programmes.

SRI is currently accepting applications for their dual focus Animal Care
and Education Internship programme. With rolling start dates year around,
this high paced, full-time position is for a minimum of 12 weeks, but
longer time commitments are encouraged. After completion of initial
training, interns who excel may be invited to stay longer and offered
higher levels of responsibility with the potential for compensation through
living expenses.

Reports to:  Animal Care Manager

Job Summary: This position provides the intern with a well rounded
experience of both hands-on marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation work,
and promoting public understanding of marine conservation as a whole.  The
candidate’s time will be split in half between assisting in the daily care
of the animals and hospital operations, and providing educational tours to
the public, assisting with fundraising projects, and assisting with
administrative duties. The variation of responsibilities provide interns
with excellent understanding of what it takes to successfully operate the
many different aspects of a wildlife charity. Additionally, each intern
gets the opportunity to independently plan one fundraiser project, to learn
leadership and organisational skills. Interns that excel may be offered
additional levels of responsibility to pursue specialized skill sets.

Requirements:  For consideration, applicants must have a background in
areas of study such as Pre-Vet, Biology, Zoology, Marine Biology,
Conservation Biology, Environmental Science or other animal related field.
Applicants must be able to follow written and oral instruction, possess
effective communication skills, and be passionate about marine animals and
their environment.  Applicants should be agile with a good sense of balance
in order to maneuver around enclosures, and must be physically fit and able
to lift 25 kg. Applicants must possess the ability to adapt in a fast
paced, ever changing environment and have a positive, purposeful attitude.
They must be willing to work long hours, nights, weekends and holidays.
Previous animal care and handling experience as well as public speaking
skills are preferred, however interns will receive training to develop
these skills.

Duties Include:

   -

   Daily animal diet preparations and routine cleaning of enclosures and
   work areas.
   -

   Assist with rescue and release of stranded animals.
   -

   Take shifts overseeing the stranding hotline and coordinate seal rescue
   and transport.
   -

   Assist in the care of seals (feeding, restraining, medical treatment,
   daily care).
   -

   Help ensure that the clinical areas are stocked, hygienic and prepared
   to receive animals.
   -

   Maintain and update medical records.
   -

   Provide assistance to management and rehabilitation staff as needed.
   -

   Assist with fundraisers and educational events.
   -

   Assist with clerical duties and office work as needed
   -

   Participate in educational talks and tours.


This is an unpaid position. Intern housing is available for 90 Euro/week
(including food) on a first come first served basis. Interns are
responsible for their own travel expenses.

Please visit our website at (http://www.sealrescueireland.org/internships/)
to download the application form. Then send completed with your resume and
cover letter to: int...@sealrescueireland.org

Attention: Animal Care and Education Internship

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[MARMAM] Seal Rescue Ireland - Education Coordinator Internship - Immediate Opening Available

[Intern Coordinator]

Education Coordinator Internship - Seal Rescue Ireland

Seal Rescue Ireland (SRI) is a charity organisation which operates a busy
marine animal rescue and rehabilitation centre located in Courtown, Co.
Wexford. As the only facility that fully rehabilitates seals within the
Republic of Ireland, SRI responds to strandings nationwide. Most reports
are for young grey seal (Halichoerus grypus) and common seal (Phoca
vitulina) pups found sick, injured or orphaned across the Irish coastline.
In addition, SRI pursues understanding and public engagement of ocean
conservation and sustainability through education, community outreach and
research programmes.

SRI is currently accepting applications for their Education Coordinator
Intern position. With openings starting immediately, this high paced,
full-time position is for a minimum of 6 months, but longer time
commitments are encouraged. After completion of initial training, interns
who excel may be invited to stay longer and offered higher levels of
responsibility. This is an unpaid position however qualified candidates
will receive compensation through living expenses (food and accommodation
in staff housing).

Reports to: Operations Manager

Job Summary: The Education Coordinator will be in charge of everything
related to the various education programs which cater to children as young
as 2 years old all the way up to presentations geared towards adults. The
coordinator will need to be able to plan, develop and execute educational
programs, crafts, games, materials and activities which are tailored to
each group’s specific needs, interests and curriculum. They will
plan/attend community outreach events, school visits, SRI birthday parties,
fundraisers, and conferences and promote awareness of SRI’s mission of
marine conservation. They will also be responsible for training interns and
volunteers on giving daily educational tours of the Centre as well as
providing customer care at the gift shop. There may be some involvement in
assisting in the husbandry care and maintenance of rehabilitation animals
if interested.

Requirements: Applicants must have a background and dedicated interest in
areas of study such as Zoology, Marine Biology, Environmental Science,
Conservation, Education, Oceanography, Child Development or related field.
Background knowledge of marine mammals is preferred but not required.
Applicants must be organized, personable, self-motivated, resourceful and
have experience facilitating events and lessons for large groups. They will
be expected to manage staff and volunteers appropriately. Great networking
and public speaking skills are a must. Interns will be expected to maintain
a high level of professionalism and diplomacy whenever they are
representing Seal Rescue Ireland. We are looking for a candidate that works
well as a team and is comfortable around individuals of all ages, ability
levels, and backgrounds. We are looking for a highly motivated individual
who will help take the education program to the next level. Finally,
applicants must possess the ability to adapt to an ever-changing work
environment, and be available to work nights, weekends and holidays. Clean
driving record and ability to drive in the Republic of Ireland is desired.

Duties Include:

• Schedule, coordinate and develop all educational programs

• Create educational plans and materials

• Plan and attend community outreach events to represent SRI

• Plan and assist with fundraisers and events

• Lead groups of children and adults in educational activities

• Assist in the care and maintenance of the Center’s rehabilitation animals
(if interested)

• Provide assistance to the rehabilitation staff as needed

• Give educational tours of the facility to visitors, school groups

• Train interns and volunteers on giving educational tours of the facility
and working the gift shop

• Performs other duties relating to the Centre’s goals and mission
statement as required.

This is an unpaid position, however accommodation in staff housing
(includes food) is provided for this role. Interns are responsible for
their own travel expenses.

Please visit our website at (http://www.sealrescueireland.org/internships/)
to download the application form. Then send completed with your resume and
cover letter to: int...@sealrescueireland.org

Attention: Education Coordinator Internship

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[MARMAM] Seal Rescue Ireland - Marketing and Media Internship

[Intern Coordinator]

Seal Rescue Ireland: Marketing and Media Internship

Seal Rescue Ireland (SRI) is a charity organisation which operates a busy
marine animal rescue and rehabilitation centre located in Courtown, Co.
Wexford. As the only facility that fully rehabilitates seals within the
Republic of Ireland, SRI responds to strandings nationwide. Most reports
are for young grey seal (Halichoerus grypus) and common seal (Phoca
vitulina) pups found sick, injured or orphaned across the Irish coastline.
In addition, SRI pursues understanding and public engagement of ocean
conservation and sustainability through education, community outreach and
research programmes. SRI has a growing social media presence, and is
gaining international recognition for our work.

SRI is currently accepting applications for their Marketing and Media
Internship position, with one opening beginning in August and another in
November. This high paced, full-time position is for a minimum of 12 weeks,
but longer time commitments are encouraged. After completion of initial
training, interns who excel may be invited to stay longer and offered
higher levels of responsibility with the potential for compensation through
living expenses.

Reports to:  Operations Manager

Job Summary: This position will provide the intern with work experience in
all aspects of a rescue and rehabilitation centre with the primary focus on
producing quality media content, digital design, written content, photos
and video for use on our website, social media, monthly newsletter,
adoptions programme, marketing, educational and fundraising projects. The
intern will assist with marketing and advertising projects, fundraising
programs and events, and other administrative tasks. This position requires
a skilled photographer who will be responsible for capturing consistent
photographs and videos of the animals in care to tell their stories, daily
activities at the centre, and events on and off-site (i.e. rescues,
releases, educational talks, outreach events, etc.), as well as developing
content consistent with SRI’s message of ocean conservation and
sustainability.  Partial involvement in assisting in husbandry care of
rehabilitation animals is an option if interested.

Requirements:

Applicants must have a keen interest in marine conservation, biology and
environmental stewardship, as well as skills in developing media content
and photography with proven examples of your work to be submitted with your
application. Applicants must have effective communication skills, the
ability to represent SRI in professional manner and work well in a team
setting.  Applicants must possess the ability to adapt to an ever-changing
work environment, and be available to work nights, weekends and holidays.
Public speaking, graphic design and website maintenance skills are
encouraged. A degree or pursuit of a degree in business management, event
planning, marketing, public relations, fundraising, or a similar field is
preferred.

Duties Include:

   -

   Participate in educational talks and tours.
   -

   Assist in design, development  and maintenance of the SRI website
   -

   Keep up to date photographs and video of the seals in care
   -

   Photograph events and daily tasks for use in media, marketing and
   promotional purposes
   -

   Develop educational and promotional written content
   -

   Provide assistance to the managers and rehabilitation staff as needed.
   -

   Assist with fundraisers and educational events
   -

   Assist with clerical duties and office work as needed
   -

   (Optional)-Assist in the care and maintenance of the Center’s
   rehabilitation animals (feeding, medical treatment, daily care, routine
   cleaning of enclosures and work areas.).
   -

   (Optional)-Assist with rescue and release of stranded animals.


This is an unpaid position. Intern housing is available for 90 Euro/week
(including food) on a first come first served basis. Interns are
responsible for their own travel expenses.

Please visit our website at (http://www.sealrescueireland.org/internships/)
to download the application form. Then send completed with your resume,
cover letter, and examples of your writing and photography to:
int...@sealrescueireland.org

Attention: Marketing and Media Internship

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[MARMAM] Call for Contributions – NAMMCO Scientific Publications, Volume 14

[NAMMCO, Intern]

Dear colleagues,

We are still accepting submissions for Volume 14 of the NAMMCO Scientific 
Publications series, focused on the theme of “Anthropogenic Impacts on Marine 
Mammals.”

We invite researchers working on human-related disturbances affecting marine 
mammals in the North Atlantic to contribute their work. Submissions related to 
topics such as catch, by-catch, and other anthropogenic impacts are welcome, 
and the following formats will be considered:

  *   Original Research Articles
  *   Literature Reviews
  *   Technical or Policy Notes
  *   Workshop Reports

The submission deadline is January 31st, 2025.

For more information and submission guidelines, and to submit your work, please 
visit this link: 
https://septentrio.uit.no/index.php/NAMMCOSP/announcement/view/120.

We look forward to your contributions!

Best regards,
Noor Elias
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[MARMAM] Call for Contributions – NAMMCO Scientific Publications, Volume 14

[NAMMCO, Intern Noor Elias]

Dear colleagues,

Volume 14 of the NAMMCO Scientific Publications series is open for your 
contributions!

The focus of this volume is “Anthropogenic Impacts on Marine Mammals.” If your 
research explores human-related disturbances affecting marine mammals in the 
North Atlantic—whether it involves catch, by-catch, or other related 
topics—you’re invited to submit your work. We welcome original Research 
Articles, Literature Reviews, Technical or Policy Notes, and Workshop Reports.

The submission deadline has been extended! The original deadline of 31 January 
2025 has been moved to 3 March 2025, so there is still time to submit your work.

More information regarding the submission, review, and publication of 
manuscripts can be found here: 
https://septentrio.uit.no/index.php/NAMMCOSP/announcement/view/120.

We look forward to your contributions!

Best regards,
Noor Elias
Intern
NAMMCO – North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission

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